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A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO

We hear it all the time, “do it for the environment”, and “do it for your children and their children”.

That being said, it isn’t easy. We have to give things up, change our daily routines and in general, upset the balance in our lives. Consider this: Americans consume 50 billion bottles of water each year. 30 billion are being sent to landfills on a daily basis. 60 million are thrown in the trash. According to Greenpeace, 1 million birds and 100,000 marine mammals are estimated to perish each year by either eating or becoming trapped in plastic waste.

In response, PMSI eliminated plastic water bottles and returned to filtered tap water.

On to the next issue...coffee cups. Styrofoam takes up 25.30% of the space in landfills. In response, we are issuing each employee a coffee mug. We will no longer purchase disposable coffee cups. Hopefully, this act will encourage others to follow.

So there you have our first two “Go Green” initiatives. One is in place, the other starts now. The third is up to you! I am asking you to come up with your best “Go Green” idea. If we decide to use your idea you will receive a $100 gas card from Wawa. Then we will roll out the idea with your name attached. So give it some thought, do some research, heck-steal an idea from another company and submit it today.

PMSI takes healthcare and the environment seriously.

Survival goes to the most adaptable…..Darwin

 

EMR update! We are very proud to announce that the 1591 office is working on the last specialty to be implemented. The GI department will begin training for their go-live at the end of September. Next up- the orthopedic office and then we are finished with the initial roll out. All offices utilizing EMR are now using order and charge as well. The next project for EMR will be the installation of the upgrade version of Touchworks-Version 11. This roll-out is considered another implementation phase. V11 promises to be extremely user friendly, with added features that make the navigation of the product more efficient. The folks at Allscripts continue to be impressed with PMSI’s roll-out process. We could not have accomplished this without all of you!

                            

PMSI welcomes a new manager to the GI department at 1591. Jan Kessler RN joins our management staff. Jan comes to PMSI with many years of managerial experience. You can reach her at 610-326-8005. AIM – janpmsi and email jkessler@pmsiforlife.com

 

PMSI is proud to announce the unveiling of the PMSI company email. All employees now have an email address and can communicate with anyone in the organization. Lead IT director, Dave Lozano developed the internal email system which went live on Monday, September 15, 2008. Please check with your office manager if you are having any email problems. Remember that PMSI email is for official PMSI business only and you should use your personal email for anything that is not company related. Please remember to login and check your company email at least twice daily. All company correspondence will now be dispersed through email instead of memos.

GREAT JOB DAVE!!

 

WE ESPECIALLY THANK THE STUDENTS WHO SPENT THEIR SUMMER WORKING WITH PMSI

Please be a part of the joint effort with the Pottstown Optimist Club and PMSI to run for the benefit of the Optimist’s youth activities program. The 5K run and the 1Mile Fun Run/Walk will take place on Sunday, October 19, 2008 at 9 a.m. The run/walk begins at Memorial Park in Pottstown. Please register with Sue Clohecy and receive a long sleeve tee shirt with your 5K registration. Remember, you can walk the 5K if you are not a runner. Race applications can be found on www.pmsiforlife.com or e-mail Sue at sclohecy@pmsiforlife.com

            AND THE AWARD GOES TO……….Scott Schaediger for his performance in 12 Angry Men at the Genesius Theater in Reading. Scott is employed in the cardiology department at 1591 as a stress technician. Scott has been acting for a number of years and most recently played “Juror #8”, which was Henry Fonda’s role, in the production of this classic remake from 1957. The show runs through September 21st.

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